Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115944 total results. Showing results 50701 to 50720 «253225332534253525362537253825392540Next ›Last » Neal Saunders: Police training must improve after death – coroner Police and paramedics should undergo joint training after a man, who was restrained by police officers for an hour on the floor of his father's flat, died, a coroner has said. BBC 20/12/2022 News Tougher sentences fail to deter assaults on emergency workers as attacks nearly double ‘Virtue signalling through ever harsher criminal punishment doesn't reduce reoffending,’ charity warns The Telegraph 20/12/2022 News Garda Commissioner expects 200 fewer recruits than Government target of 1,000 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda associations have said that reduced police presence in communities has placed them at additional risk of dealing with potentially violent situations Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2022 News Police officer leaked names for revenge attack A police officer once honoured for bravery by David Cameron has quit her job in disgrace after she passed the names of suspects to a friend who was seeking revenge for the theft of his Land Rover. PC Claire Ford, 39, illegally disclosed details from the force computer to James Ashbrook, owner of a plant hire firm, after a break-in at his home and offered further help when he warned that he would ‘‘strangle’‘ the culprit who stole his car The Times - Subscription at source 20/12/2022 News Queensland police union wants to buy property where officers were slain to create memorial AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Union may buy the regional property where two officers were ambushed and "executed" last week. 9 News (Australia) 20/12/2022 News Police duo killed in Wieambilla shooting to be honoured today in funeral service at Brisbane Entertainment Centre AUSTRALIA: Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold will be the focus of a service with full police honours in Brisbane today. 7 News (Australia) 20/12/2022 News AFP strengthens bonds with Pacific neighbours in 2022 AUSTRALIA: The AFP has worked closely with Pacific partners in 2022, delivering cyber training, supported anti-violence programs and helped support local policing initiatives. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 20/12/2022 News New Waikato Police boat launched ahead of busy summer season NEW ZEALAND: After six months without their own boat, Waikato Police have a new one in time for Christmas - and the summer busy season. Stuff (New Zealand) 20/12/2022 News Court decision on 501 deportee set to force rethink by Parliament NEW ZEALAND: The High Court has delivered a bombshell decision on a 501 former drug dealer deported from Australia, who has successfully challenged the Government’s authority to impose special conditions upon his return to New Zealand. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 20/12/2022 News APCC chair appointment to College of Policing Board of Directors The professional body for policing in England and Wales has appointed Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner to its board of directors. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 20/12/2022 News New recruits survey published A survey of new police officer recruits carried out by the College has been published College of Policing 20/12/2022 News Wiltshire Police: PEEL Cause of concern revisit letter Between 17 January and 11 February 2022, we inspected Wiltshire Police as part of our PEEL programme. During our inspection, we identified three causes of concern, which were that the force: is failing to understand and promptly identify the vulnerability of victims at the first point of contact; does not protect vulnerable people from harm to an acceptable standard; and does not have adequate strategic plans in place. In November 2022, we revisited the force to review progress against the first two causes of concern by repeating the victim service assessment. This allowed us to discover and report on any progress made against several of the relevant recommendations we had made to the force. This letter gives an update on our findings. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/12/2022 Report Metropolitan police pay damages to man two years after stop and search Exclusive: Tariq Stanley was smoking a cigarette in his car when he was approached by officers The Guardian 20/12/2022 News Wiltshire Police has improved in some areas, but is still not investigating crime effectively Wiltshire Police has improved in some areas this year, but its performance in investigating crime has deteriorated, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/12/2022 News Wiltshire Police’s performance in investigating crime ‘has deteriorated’ despite improvement in other areas, HMICFRS finds Wiltshire Police has improved in some areas this year, but its performance in investigating crime “has deteriorated”, according to His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 20/12/2022 News Police widow: Why were officers driving vehicles with a ‘history of startling failures’? A “truly brilliant” police officer killed in a catastrophic road accident would still be here today if officers were not driving BMW vehicles with a history of hundreds of “startling failures”, his widow has claimed. Police Professional 20/12/2022 News New executive leadership programme to replace Strategic Command Course The College of Policing is making changes to how officers and staff progress to senior ranks in the police service amid concerns it is missing out on individuals who would “make excellent chief officers”. Police Professional 20/12/2022 News Wiltshire Police performance has ‘deteriorated’ Wiltshire Police's performance in investigating crime has "deteriorated", says a report by the police watchdog. BBC 20/12/2022 News Alleged Chinese police-stations indication of wider ‘bullying, intimidation’ tactics, experts say CANADA: As allegations of five Chinese police stations located in Canada, including one in Vancouver, B.C., raise concerns of political interference, experts say the role of Chinese intelligence is far more widespread. CBC News (Canada) 20/12/2022 News If joy and jollity are in short supply this Christmas, take heart in thankfulness and pride in a job well done With societies around the world facing continuing financial pressures, and a cost-of-living crisis biting hard in some communities, it may be a struggle to see this Christmas as the season to be jolly; but Policing Insight Editor Keith Potter believes that while joy may be in short supply, officers should be proud – and the public thankful – that the efforts of police throughout the year have enabled them to enjoy a safe and happy festive period. 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